like father, like son... ?

[scissortooth]

Hey guys, I suppose at least some of you here have beautiful fat wives whom you treat like the goddesses they are. Now, I suppose some of you may have kids too, and maybe some of them are in the age where they start becoming interested in the opposite sex in one way or another.

Now, and this is question is mainly to those of you who have sons, have you noticed the fact of "dad liking mom fat" rubbing off on them? It is often said that sons are often attracted to women resembling their moms, but I think this may not work so well, or cause some internal conflict, if dad does not like mom being fat. But what if the little one grows up seeing his dad adoring his big mom and clearly enjoying her fat bits, rubbing her belly, grabbing her squishy hip or love handles, and so on.

I don't think preference like that is inherited genetically and I think it has a lot to do in how a child's male role-model approaches women. For example, while I remember my mom criticising other women for being fat (not directly, obviously), my dad never said a bad thing about any chubby gal and as far as I can tell he might even have a bit of a soft spot for chubbies - he always compliments how beautiful my wife looks and when I once stumbled in my late teenage years upon his digital porn stash there was a good bit of fat MILF material there.

Now, I have a baby son too, and I'm wondering how his preference will turn out. I'm fine with any, I'm just wondering whether having an FA dad and a fat mom might lead to him following my footsteps in this matter.

[Chevalier]

Other way around lol Coach McGuirk 

 

[bangs15]

my mom was always thin

my dad only like waifs

yet here i am

[oatmeal]

My little boy absolutly loves playing with my wifes belly. My daughter never did. Sometimes i also wonder if i gave him the FA gene or something but then i remember its not always helpful projecting onto a 2 year old. 

If there is some sort of FA gene then what a time to be alive. Given rising obesity rates he might end up having a bigger pool of potential partners than boys looking for skinny girls in 2040.

Also shout out to my little guy for helping my wife get more comfortable with her flab. 

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On 9/30/2019 at 7:42 PM, oatmeal said:

My little boy absolutly loves playing with my wifes belly. My daughter never did. Sometimes i also wonder if i gave him the FA gene or something but then i remember its not always helpful projecting onto a 2 year old. 

If there is some sort of FA gene then what a time to be alive. Given rising obesity rates he might end up having a bigger pool of potential partners than boys looking for skinny girls in 2040.

Also shout out to my little guy for helping my wife get more comfortable with her flab. 

I was going to say that most kids probably like something soft to play with/rest their head/body against, but who knows, maybe there's more to it :D.

I'm not sure if there exists a FA gene, but I'm pretty sure there are more men attracted to fat women than those who admit it. And until quite recently in order to admit it you had to be of quite an independent mind, especially in younger years. Which is also probably one reason that fat women have always found more admiration among middle aged and older men. At least where I live.

And yeah, I have to give my little one his due - he also made my wife accept her size a good bit more, and many of her fat bits. And I take advantage of it as much as I can - yesterday we were testing a sling for carrying him on the back and he was VERY comfortable resting on my wife's back, which is obviously much more comfy due to her padding. I pointed that out to her and she seemed to be actually happy that it might be so.

[extra_m13]

personally i dont think there is any relation in that sense at least not from my small sample, my father and grandpa have never shown any kind of special attraction to fat ladies, but who knows... my descendants will be free to bring skinny ladies to the household if they want to i guess, but it is an interesting topic of conversation